I removed the hardware, filled the drawer pull holes with putty, sanded, primed and painted it white. Then I drilled holes for the brand new brushed nickel hardware, which I bought at Lowe's for about $3 a piece. I used the birthday gift card I got from my mom and dad, so it was free to me. Thanks!!
And there you have it, another QuarDecor original. I think I'm going to keep this one. It matches the night stands perfectly!
I'm holding onto the original hardware from the dresser. The knobs are unique, I'll definitely be able to find a use for them somewhere down the road. And did you notice my lovely DIY green paint chip art on the dresser?
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The dresser looks great! Can I commission you to find and refurbish some nightstands for me? More importantly, where did you get that lamp?
ReplyDeleteLOL yes indeed! Mike says that lamp is an old Christmas Tree Shoppe find, i love it!
DeletePerfect. I love it and the night stand is fabulous too. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeletethanks Marty! your master bedroom looks awesome :) I hope you have a great weekend
DeleteThe dresser looks awesome! The old knobs from the top four drawers might make an awesome scarf or necklace or towel rack.
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